Importance Of Dream in Black Boy by Richard Wright :: essays research papers

     The author of the account Black male child, Richard Wright, expressed the theme, the importance of reverie by making readers relate to the situation in Black Boy. Black Boy is about this little son who writes a story and the storys title causes this uproar because it has the sacred scripture hell in it. The Voodoo on hells half(a) acre is the title of the story. The theme is importance of dream, and this theme relates to the story because the briny credit had a dream. Stayed with that dream, and he didnt let what others said about him annoying him.     The theme importance of a dream relates to Black Boy because the boy decided to go for his dream. His dream was to become a writer, as seen on page 431, the narrator expressed that the boy woke up one solar day wanting to be a writer, and he then picked up his penning book and he wrote the story. He showed a way on how go with that dream and he had also had the courage to stay wi th that dream.     Also, The compositors case had stayed with his dream this is sh possess on pages 432-434. He had put so much time into that story that he took it to the editor himself. Once the editor got it he wanted a response immediately. That shows that he stuck with his dream, he wanted an immediate response from the editor. later on that he wanted to know what was he going to do with the story. The main character had a dream, and he didnt care what others said.     Lastly, the main character in the story Black boy didnt care what good deal said about his 3part story. He even was hurt by his own grandmother, (as seen on pages 432-